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A. J.. HART,
DENTISTRY.
L. G. SHAW.

g,BET1sI. QUINf7s BUILDING, Hy-3,na.
~ northeast corner Fourth eno J!Tptsss,,s2
streets. AriGeisi Teeth Inserted onQ(IIIyy
al bases- Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide 0as
Tor osirless eIirss,tiyn % tecth. Il
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kINjNESS CARES.
Z. A. BOWER,
d. BOOT ALEX. NELSON. J. Da.scor
ROOT, NELSON & 60.

I MON FOUNDRY - IRON At;u BRASS
~ Founders and Machinists. Front street,
between N and o. Castings and Machinery OF
every oescrlption made to order. 4plu
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MISS o. A. GOsS. nj. ID

MIND CURE OR METAPHysICIAN.
MRS. N. A. WALKER. C. g., OF HOPKINS
lNl College, Chicago, will treat ell diseases of
those who desire her services Residence, 1900
Seventh street, sacramento. I'm
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al KxTaaeaDIsAnY eFERE.


We want live Eaerzeiie Asd capAbie Agtat
IL Svary esunty in the Unltsc Stale1 ana Can
a.As 10 ssil . paaenl exticle of graf merii. on
sss MKNlIs A a,ticls haviaG lHrgs sale. pay
iag over 100 per eeut pF 4 hsving ~ comps-
tition. and On whieh he agent % Protecs-a V
the exclusive sale hy d~ed given for sash and
svers esunty be mag sacu,s frou ~. vita ali
thess asavA-tAg-s 10 eur ngeais Aod the fAet that
IL "a a. rtria that cas- b. ssid 70 ever enQse-
o~aer u migns rot BE- neceasaFy 20 make ~
s.ExrAkoaDfNkNToFTEA 70 secare eooo aeenls
as 0nee. but ~ hAvs coneiadrd % DAks = .
show. nos oulv oar crnaarnes IN tAe merits Of
cur "a vention, ,eui IN ts AalsbtlssT b aay aseas
Il a viii handle q vita ensrxs Oar Asenss
Kow a work ara maktnw frum $50 - soc ,
menfh elsaF nnd this fAel nakea q safe fer ns .
make ear cGsr 20 ailsghq nre cut of employ
m3nt Any sReus thaz wiil i've cur haEinese .
thirty dafs tsiAl and fshl e eieAs a. hs~ss Yloo
| tn 1Ats line. knovn All txRANSaa can reSuFa
eli erods asssla ~ ~ ard - Eth rsfaod the
usoasy paid feR tbem. Any agent % epnsEhl
newuf gho wuuld ltks ten e. aaprp eounfiea and
wnrk theaa thrceeh sab aesssssnr einrty ave-
(, ana fAsl % caeaF a. least 80 Asoye Al II
R8xsRs. exn ret1Tn AL unnosa an1 81 toesr
unoaey hark No oaksr smFloyef of aRsot1 sSsr
I dNrra q make sash oGsrs. noF wcule ve q us
aad not ksow tAst vs AAvs agests nsw nAhina Z
msrR snAa dszhie the anoMns we EnM4nteeG
anA sus fwo aAle1 q dsy Ws1l4 give pruct %
ever eiSs n ma. End inst GO g ogF aeseta
Il tn1k eaGhtn<n sTcars N o1s a4F- Ut A1r8s -.
l srrapetve cfFenAnrA expiAiB cor s9er fAiiy, ssd
- ws ~srS . s-s1 % sFerycas 90 q 81.
/ rSorw<ns whe win easd ~ thrss 60 ezui
sniupn sar po1ssRe. Sad ~ cnce ard sec1rs
[ the aasncy ie tfrls fuF - beoE- -Gna - varA
en fke tzrrs na1ed % eur extlsordinary 81 2
/ Ne wouia Ike % hass ths G4eFess q al -
- nis. asvina nnaehiae Noilrasara and cArpe1
tErs n - cgaat<y. sd go sny Fea.esr o sat,
rnr.er wss r@slas as 4Grr. - SD ~ ~ CO.
/ - narna nz4 .44rnaS n al aaeh fesy kne@
Aaa-rss at snee.sr zee wfsi issn ta~ eeaf eaaaes
sroR ngsre2 y tha1a - q e1pias De1t ..
rnsRn zanaT. RENxEs MASuEkcEgNEHo Ca
tnawam S16 amfzAAsl6 -, PlEtaearNL -
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The southern Paefae 60 Buy the ore.
gon aud Caltfarnim

The s0uthern Paeiae 60 Buy the ore.
gon aud California
Az several OF the railroad Offices yes
terday Il vas stated that there are many
indications that the Southern Paoifis
has issued the order announced yeater-
day, instractinQ their ageats 10 sell
blank tickets TO scaipers. AZ any rate,
there are evidences Of cutting going On.
es q soalper yesterday quoted Q nrst
class limited rate Of e65 from San Fran
cisco to New YORK. This would seem
10 show thai full transeoutinental rates
are nos the aFdsF Of she day In many Of
the railroad Offices. The agent Of the
Atlantic and Pscifo denies en-
phatically that his company has cot
rates. and announces thai be will hold
agents who sell tickets at less than tar
if rates personally responsible.
According TO several Of the railroad
aasnts the Disagreement between the
Southern Paoifio and Atlantic and Pa
cife still continues. with no probability
Of an sarly permanent settlement. Tbs
agent Of tbs Atlantic aud Pacific is an
dersiood 10 have agreed 20 the terms Of
the JOINT rata Of NovemesF only as q
temporary agreement. The eAnse Of
the Disagreement II attributed 70 the
rate made b. tss ) "a hern Pacific TO
New Orleans and Chicago. the Atlantic
aod Pasidc rate 20 Nsw Orleans being
e5T 50 IS against $50 BY she Southern
PacIno.
I'M Crowley has assumed the duties
Of the position fogmeFiv occupied BY
Richard SmuFF OF tbs 50uthern Pasltie.
who has bsrn appointed Assistant Geo
ersl Freight Agent for soathsrn Csli-
forniA, with headquarters 81 Los Au-
geles. william Sproule, CLERK 10 the
General Traits Managers efh -. has
besa appointed ThiFd Assistant General
Freight Agent.
A dispatch resolved from Washington
Yesterday ssys: "SznAtog stanford says
thss ths S0usheFn Paes6s Company will
probably soon come int0 possession Of
the Oregon and Calif0rnsa Railroad,
whish sxtsnds from Portland sooth-
yard throagh tbs WlllADstte Valley 70.
waEd the California and Oregon line,
The road ts 30 tha hands Of . fsseivef,
and the fsat thai its coatroi - ths ex'
tent OF its eaiets not 10 few hands hAa
sslaysd the transfer Of IL 30 the South
ern Paciae. bat neRotistions have ooen
snosessfully carried on foF some time
and uniesl sane uufofesssa obstacle
aFisass1he Sou'hsFn Pseids uIll get ths
road. .H-S. n. Cal
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Boarzsaros Va. Jsn. IL The
dynamite Factory "a PlattsoafRs =. y,
todaV vas aestsoyed by 6ss and explo-
sion. AZ o'elock thts mofnina shoeE
w.a fslt here, twensy miles dlslanf.
Doors snd shadows wefe Fatsiod as q
b. hsavy esrteqn4ke, and many han-
dred people ran inio ne siIeeia- krl-
sais dispafehsa ang fhat ne nre oauehh
in fbe enafna room, and the w0Fkmon
80 wten they weFs unahie % sxtin-
rmfeh ne aaunea. No lives waHo loaa.
The main fsetofy wae ossigoyeo, bnt
IL esaFs kouss near b., with . large
anaoana ~ dynamita In n sseapea
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sAH FnAscnsco, Jan. u.--Lleatonant
Jos. Z. n MsxReii arrived IN this elsy yes-
tarday from Washington, and hes a.
sumed the duties Of Siansi OGleef fse
tue Pasihs Coast. susoeedina Lieusen-
ant w. A. GiAssford. who has been or
asfed 20 Pfeso5tt. A T., 10 charge q
the military Telegraph lines - that
Tertiary.
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wan atrees oastsaIsna.

GKw ToBK. Jan. Il.-PAslac6's, l255f;
AweFisan Express. 107; Canada PaoInc.
g7i(; Can@aa S0aEhern. 61H; Central
Paslas, az; Ere. "a; Kansas 4 Tex
na, SIX; NsrtheTa PaefAes IN; pre-
fsrrsd, 69i{; Northwestern. ilz1ks Nss
YORK Centrai, lis; Oregon kailuay
and Ngsigatisn. i0l y Oregon frans-
eonsinenfal, 125<; Ufezop lmpf0so
ueut. az; PasI6e Mail, -. Panama,
s.: Texaa ERsiae. 2tK; Union PAeiAe,
~; Unitsd states kKpfsss. 81; Wells
Fasso. Is; WeslsEn Uniou. 7z9<; Den.
ysr 4 BIO Gxande, IN.
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garding The defensive powers a. Ger
many oF eompiete aeceptanoa of ~
oiii, toea We prefer % deal wlfh
anesher keichstaR. We viii enter into
no further negotiations vita yea. The
danasg Ia which we might place thn
GefmAn nailen By dalay forcea Nc
70 ootain = decisive answer OF b ad-
dress ourselves % others VIE viii ni9o
as such an answer. That Question hnn
been asked. Why has TIE Govern
ment not waited for tue the expiratson
OF the sxlstinR septennialp TIE laadian
reason vas the 0opernment has ken1
couviuoed thai the system of frantier
guarding requires immediate strength.
entng. We Do not wish 20 endaneer tha
empire By delaying the bill. aad We
we're not prepared foe any opposition DO
- moderate q demand. Had ge known
this beforehand ue should have aono
better 10 Gras coasnlt tie elactora az 90
whether OF not they uiaAed - preserve
the Gernan omsirs and is rsoant e.
cesai0ne. As Il b nov wa mnEA insist
on our demands.
AZ the oonolusioa Of his apeech.
Prince bismarck was loudly eheered.
Frcneh Lsssss.
Pans, Jan. fl.-Ofleial dispaishas
from fonQain rapoF1 that Rrauoh
TROOPS maze an attack on q large rehal
foros eairenched at Thanhoa, bui we're
sWtoe repalsed. DunnR the nGhtinR
four French ofEaoars we're woandaa.
I'VE EnFopean and eight Tonauln sol.
diera we're killed and shffeen karapenn
and twenty seven TonQuineaa were
wounded. Reinforoements of artillery
and infantry viii be saEt 10 The French
at Thanhoa.
a Palace Rnrnea.
MADRrD. Jan. l1.--A EaFe ia she Alaa-
EAR Palace - Toledo. ca Suuday. re-
suited IN the total desirue.ion % ths
ouildinR. Water appli 1ncas NGro very
moaeFes and the hrsnen we're obliged %
ALLOW The IRE 10 take ils course, and b
direct their efforts 70 prevent tho flames
from spreading 10 the town. Daring
the progress Of the nFo three ofioers and
seventeen men we're ininred, aoma af
them seriously. No one wan killed.
The palace was recently restored e q
stof el.000.00o.
A Narrow Escape.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE stats Llns
steamer State Of Alabama, Capt. Candy,
which left Glasgow DscembuF - q for
New York. and which was rHpoFiad put-
ting back disabled, has arrived AZ
Qneenstown. She experienced terrible
weather when 500 miles westward Of
Qneenstown, and lost three blades Of
her propeller.
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RATES 9
FILLING.

Cola and ell other aIiingS from 81 TO -
No extra charge for temporary plates.
d
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W. Miller, Of the Arm Of Miller 4
Reardon, owners OF the San Augustine
mine, near Ures, Mexico, IL Ia this city,
trying 20 get some track Of -four bars Of
gold aud silver bailion stolen from them
while 10 transit 10 the mint at Hermo-
sillo. The builion IL valued 81 $1,000.
The men who had the button Ia charge
have been arrested. They olaim 20 have
been asleep while the wagon vas broken
iuto, and she bullion abssFaclod.
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No0kLE.As (Arzoaa). Jan. t0.-Goy.
Torres, OF sonora. Mexico Il couhnsd
90 bis room With smallpox, and fears
are entertained regarding his reooveSy.
Tue epidemic has beeR very general and
fatal in HsFmosillo, and mueh aaeasi-
meas prevails there,
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SAN FRAEoTsoo. Jan. n.-Mystesy
still surrounds the sudden disappear
anoe OF Tillie Smith, VITO vas % have
hesn married TO ). o. Henry, on aaiuF-
day evening. Miss Smith lale4rAphed
from Oakland last nieht that eli was
all right and would return. II is stated
that the cause Of her disappoaranee vas
q misunderstanding with her lover.
The statement Il also mada that the
couple will DO married to-day, thus
avoiding further notoFiesy.
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FOR SALE.

TWO SMALL PIECES OF LAND. IL I
I acres each; all bottom land and al
cleared: no brush. timber or logs on prem
isess; within one mile OF Q chu On and
ley. within ~ miles OF EeAttle. Also lol
4, block liz In Port and, Oregon all i'm
proved: both public and private sewers
strat Il all graded, macadamized and side
walked; four IN story houses. Of am
rooms each. and q good well Of water; 81
In good order. Also farm OF 100 acres
at Dewafto Mason county, w. T. Title
good. Inquire. BY mail OF etherwise. OF
JOHN RINE6
ial DIV Duwamish p. O., King CO.. ". T..
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Or. = .. LoMoAkER,

rRADU AIE oF THE UNIVERSITY
VI OF Pean syls ania. make . sEecialty
q diseases Of tho Eye, Far and Throat
Treats private. chronic and skin diseases.
Removes cAnc r. tumors aHd ulcers with
out pain or use OF the knife.
NARY A. LoS6AKER, NJ. D.. graduate
q WomAns NJ fdioai g ~ ge OF PennSyi-
vAniA Particular attention given - the
teatment Of diseases OF wsmen and chill
dren. Consultations IN English ana anr-
man. utliee corner Third and Cherry
streets. Hours. 3 .. m. 70 .. N. jAI
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PoRT GAMBLE. Jan. Il.--A youaR man,
named Ed y. R.ed, from OAKLAND, Cal.,
hills at work Ia one Of the mills here
today, had his left foot 80 badly man-
gled BY saw AZ 20 rendsr amputation
necessary. Reed is q nephew Of Oapt.
William Cove. OF the tug Tyea.
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LEGIsLsTIYE NOTES.

The Senate has passed Assembly bill No.
II known as the Wright bbott irrigation
bilD, providing for the organization and
government of irrigation districts. and TO
provide for he organization and disiribu-
ton of waters thereby for irrigation pur-
poses. This bill was specially championed
in the Senate by Abbott, OF Contra Costa,
and in the Assembly by Wright, of Stan
islaus The bill was carefully considered
by the Joint Committees of the Senate and
Assembly on Irrigation and Water Rights,
and was so amended as to harmoDize the
various conflicting views. which, in the
IL ht of the tri ulaiions of the lest two seS-
sions OF the Legislature. would seem to
have been an impossibility. When the
bill came mp in the Senate on its passage,
there was not dissenting voice. Ripari-
anists and appropriations ali voted for it.
The measure may be regarded as the first
real step il the direction of settling the
much-vexed problem of how TO utilize the
waters OF the State 10 the greatest benefit of
the greatest number. Tire authors of the
bill. Messrs. Wight and ABBOTT, have re-
ceived many congratulations upon the sue
cess of the bSil, and when il passed the
Senate there was the unasnal spectacle OF
grave and reverend Senators loudly ap-
plauding
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THE NOBEL HUsnaSD-The model hus-
band does not assume that h. is pattern
man, that be is all wise, and that his y ord
Inust be law. but recognizes lbe married
ssete as republic wherein each is entitled
10 an opinion and the expression of il, and
where each will regard the wishes of the
Other.
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COLONY LANDS FOR SALE.

NAK PARK COLONY, TEHAMA COUNTY,
" is in the rich timber belt on the line of the
Oregon Railroad, and is commanding the at
tention OF settlers one of the choice localities
for building homes. The climate is mild, the
soil fertile and produces all the fruits in perfee
ton. Secure lands here at the present low
prices. Inquire at 426 street, sacramento. I'm
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FRUIT LAND.

DARTIES DESIRING To PURC IASE FRUIT
Lsnd in Placer county, il the neighbor-
hood OF NEWCASTLE, viii do well to CORE
spond With the undersigned, as he has large
number OF improved and uBimproved farms,
from to 500 acres, ranging in price from $40 per
acre up. fle31pIm 30 BERT JONES, Newcastle.
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J. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER & UNDERTAKEN,
No. 1917 Fourth st.. bet. j and Il.

A LwAYs on HAND THE MOST COMPLETE
n Stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS on the
coast. Country ORDERS day or night, will re
ceiye prompt attention. TELEPHONE NUMBER
i34. GEO. II. CL ARK, Funeral Director
Ap-tf
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ASSEMBLY,.

The House met at 10 A. NJ, with bare quorum
present.
A. c. r. 49, introduced by Granger, proposing
to the people of the state of California an
amendment 10 the Constitution. relating To the
regulation and control by this State of the
waters thereof for beneficial uses and ends, hav
ing been lost. a motion TO reconsider was made
a special order for Monday, Immediately after
the reading of the journal
The Senate amendments to Wright's bill, to
provide for the formation OF md government of
irrigation districts, We're taken up, and after
much discussion, adopted by almost a unani-
N US vo,e. The most important amendments
were:
Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to
authorize auy person, or persons, TO divert the
waters OF any river, creek, stream, canal, or
ditch from its channel, to the detriment OF any
person, or persons, having any interest in such
liver. creek, stream canal or ditch or the
waters therein. unless previous compensation be
dsccItained aud paid therefor under the laws of
this State authorizing the taking of private
property for public uses.
The use Df all water required for irrigation
OF lands OF any district formed under the pro-
visions of this Acr, together with the rights of
way for canals and bitches sites for reservoirs
aud all Other property required in iIily carrying
out the provisions of this Act is hereby declared
to be public use, subject to the regulations ana
control of the state. in tue manner prescribed
by law.
Hart presented lengthy petition from the
residents in the istern portion Of Cou>a. pro-
testing against the proposed division OF that
county.
Brit offered resolution empowering the
Committee on Elections to send for pegsons and
papers IN the varions election cases. After
several proposed amendments were voted down.
on motion OF RenisOn the entire matter Was laid
upon the table.
ANOTHER PROPOSED ISvEsTIGArIoH.
siianahan of shasta introduced the following
resolution:
WHEREAS, Neither the provisions of the new
Constitution and ihe statutes enacted since 1850
have produced any change IN the practical
management of prison labor aud the com
panies and persons have been continuously since
that time, and are at present. the purchasers OF
the great butk of prison productions Al the
stl Of sash and dyoss ard blincs made to
the Calif1rnii Door Company; Of iurhitufc to
the Ca iiornia Furniture yaiIy. aud of the
cDrbing aud cross ak ard dimension stone
from FOLSOM to ole man II res.dent of san Fran
ci.co. and tie perIieious etlecfs Of y ison com
petition are fet Ia rs NIL foscc H. ever; and
whereas, the Assembly Committee On PIi>ons in
their reporI OF February p ISL con5emned the
similar condition OF things III the following
language:
= In regard to the present systesIl % hiring out
prison .abo: by the piece or I.i-eework, your
committee desires 10 say that IN its working 1t
is nc. in conformity with the interest OF the
Constitution and the laSs in force doing an AZ
wi,h the coairael system. All the man, Isee;pT-
Jug is.GJstries that we're u operation tei5re .he
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FRITZ. & MILLER,
u ~ 10 u "a AERS.

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
~ Ninth fnd streets Complete stock OF
Undertakes Goods constantly on hand. City
and country .,rders promptly attended to- day OF
night. at reas ,rsble rates Telephone ls6. 4p
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Several of hartley Campbell's plays were
sold at auction in New York on ESiday.
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AFine Bargain!
The Glen Cove" Farm For Sale

TIME ABOVE WELL-KNOWN FARM. SITUA-
ted at tide water on the North Shore of the
strsits of Carquinoz in Slano county, and
about half way between Vallejo and Benicia,
gomprising over 400 ACRES OF FINEST
FRUIT AND GRAIN LAND, well watered, and
all under cultivation; together with the In
proyements, Live stock, Farming Implements,
Personal Properly, etc, thereon, will be sold at
aBARGAlN, either as whole, or tie Land in
tracts 10 suit.
PE7- The Improvements consis; of a LARGE
THREE-SToRI MODERN DWELLING of 10
rooms, with Cemens Cellar under whole struct-
ure. aud furnished with hot and cold water;
has Two Cisserns supplied from fine spring.
This place should be seen to be appreciated,
and this offer affords q fine opportunity for any
one desirolls Of ma king an excel ent investment,
and securing convenient and valuable country
residence The Santa Rosa and Benicia r. L.
win pass near the dwelling, and Flag Station
is 10 be established there.
Amply to SHERMAN x PARKER,
II No. 1907 Fourth street, Sac -amento
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UNDERTAKES.
w. J. KAVANAUGH,
u NJ ID Il H tt a X z H ,
No. 513 j ST., bet. Fifth and Sixth.

A LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT-
4 ment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets
burial Cases. Collins and Shrouds furnished.
Coffin orders will receive prompt attention on
short notice, and at the lowest rates Office
open day and night. 4p-tf
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NOR SALE-A GOOD BREEDING -
Z Mare; also, II Horse, Wagon and kEzSf>
Harness in good condition. Inquire A-ZA
at Tenth and W streets. ie26-ot<
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EoR sALE-THREE SPANS OF -
4 fine Horses. For price, ETC., call lss1si2
at the Union Brewery, Twentieth and Ky
o streets where the horses can be seen. IT
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I1OR SALE-oN MODERATE TERMS, FOUR
E lots S0xl60 feet each, on south side OF
block between o and P, Twentieth and Twenty
first streets: one OF the most elevated and pleas
ant locations for a residence in the city; short
distance from street railroad. Apply to W. E.
CHAMBERLAIN, at Bank of D. o. MILLS Il CO.
If
TI,O LET-CHEAP, TENEMENTS AND UN-
furnished roOms-good loeation-suitable
for housekeeping for small families. Inquire OF
D. GARDNER, northeast corner Fourth and 1
streets IF
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EOg NALE-YO AEs.

E0R sAJE-A LODGING HOUSE, CONTAIN
L ing - Furnished ROOMS; must be sold on
account of ill-health. For particulars inquire
of L. G. CHANDLER, near the corner OF Third
and streets. fe26-iw<
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EoR sALE-S165, A FINE csn@
l. Emerson Pianoforte. in good fsllNz q
condition. Apply at No; l7oi1 VHG
Fourth street. fe23 6t* v
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ITO RENT-A FIRST-CLASs BARBER SHOP,
i in the New Chico Hotel, on Main street.
Apply 10 II. W. FAGG Chico. fe24 1w
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DRUSSELLS CARPET-NEARLY NEW: ALSO,
ID No. 6 Range lcomplete), at a bargain: just
received; also, stock new Carpets, at very low
prices; call and see them Bed Lounge, ST. All
for sale at CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELL'S, 4J9 K street.
UpholsteriDg and Repairing. I'm
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FURNISHED ROOMS-CLUNIES BLOCK,
{ Eighth and X streets, northeast corner.
Nicely furnished sunny rooms, single or in
from the Depot pass the door every five minutes;
kept first class. MRS. GRIGE Proprietress. I'm
f1oR sALE-ONE 6-HORsE POWER PORT
T. able Engine and Boiler; ] horse Truck
and light Buggy; al secondhand but in good
order. Would take in exchange wood, coal, hay
or grain Apply st D. GARDENERS, 401 street
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nor SALE. CHEAP-THREEB BILLIARD AND
E one Pool Tables, with all the attachments
and in good repair: also a lot of Window Sash
eno Gl IS Doors, suitable for hothouse pur-
poses. Apply at GEO. +. PARKER'S, No. 300
X street, southeast correr. tt